The American Flag has its own code that describes how it should and should not be used. Here are guidelines for how to properly display and take care of your American flag. FLAG DOs Universal Custom of Displaying the flag The American flag should be flown on stationary flagstaffs, in an open area, on buildings
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Have you seen the flag of Illinois? It features the state’s seal against a white background. Below the seal is the word “Illinois.” While the design is simple, the Illinois flag is a popular throughout the Prarie State. It embodies Illinois through its history and symbolism. Here are five facts about the Illinois flag. #1)
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When shopping for a flagpole, you might be wondering whether to choose a telescopic flagpole. Most flagpoles fall under one of two categories: fixed or telescopic. Also known as telescoping flagpoles, telescopic flagpoles consist of multiple sections that can be collapsed or extended. You can use a telescopic flagpole to display any standard flag, such
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Have you ever been so excited about something in your life that you just wanted to shout it from the rooftops? How would you feel if that something was a massive American flag, proudly flying and loudly showcasing your patriotism? On June 14, 1993, the world’s largest American flag to date was unveiled for everyone
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Do you know the different parts of a flag? Whether it’s the American flag or a state flag, most flags feature a few common parts. But not everyone is familiar with these parts. For a better understanding of the parts of a flag, keep reading. Fly End The fly end refers to the outermost end
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When shopping for official state flags, you may encounter the flag of Missouri. All 50 states in the United States have an official flag, and Missouri is no exception. It features three horizontal stripes consisting of red, white and blue colors. In the center of the Missouri flag is the state’s coat of arms. To
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Have you seen the flag of Pennsylvania? Like many other official state flags, it features the state’s coat of arms. In the center of the Pennsylvania flag is the state’s coat of arms consisting of a bald eagle standing atop a shield. On both sides of the shield are horses. Within the shield itself is
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Rhode Island has a simple yet attractive flag that’s synonymous with the small coastal state. It features a gold anchor surrounded by 13 gold stars. Whether you live in Rhode Island, or if you simply appreciate this design, you may want to display the Rhode Island flag. You can display it in your home, business
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Are you familiar with the U.S. Flag Acts? There are laws governing the design and usage of the American flag. Known as the Flag Acts, they play an important role in our country’s history. The American flag has been around for centuries. It originally appeared in 1777, and since then, the American flag has been
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New Hampshire has an official flag consisting of the state’s seal against a blue background. It’s commonly displayed in courthouses and other municipal buildings throughout the Granite State. You can identify the New Hampshire flag by its seal. The seal depicts the USS Raleigh frigate in the center. Around the USS Raleigh is a laurel
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